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2015

2-1. Foreclosure Monitor: All signs point to a long recovery road

Monthly dips are blips; amount of distress, job recovery are keys to rebound

BOSTON, June 13, 2011 --- Despite occasional dips in foreclosure activity like we had this past February, Foreclosure Monitor's assessment of real estate data and economic trends indicates that foreclosures in Massachusetts will increase during 2011, there are still thousands of properties in the foreclosure pipeline and that we will not likely be in a full real estate recovery until 2014.

June

2015

1-9. Foreclosure Monitor: Distress continues to ebb in urban areas

Chelsea, Lawrence, Lowell, New Bedford see declines

BOSTON, June 10, 2011 --- Foreclosure activity has continued to shift away from urban areas, with Lawrence, Chelsea Lowell and New Bedford all seeing significant declines compared to the first quarter of last year.

June

2015

2-2. Foreclosure Monitor: State's housing market stronger than most; foreclosure impacts have been delayed

BOSTON, August 8, 2011 - While the number of units in distress have declined from a year ago, indications are that this may only be a trough and that foreclosures are likely to increase in the third quarter.

June

2015

2-3. Foreclosure Monitor: All signs point to increase in activity

Distress down year over year but petitions up 67 percent since May

BOSTON, Nov. 7, 2011 --- While foreclosure distress appears to have declined since a year ago, recent increases in foreclosure activity signal that foreclosure distress is set to increase throughout the rest of 2011 and into 2012.

June

2015

2-4. Interest in foreclosed properties weaker outside Boston

BOSTON, Jan. 11, 2012 --- As lenders renew foreclosure activities, more than half of all properties in foreclosure are becoming bank-owned, indicating that despite low interest rates, third-party buyers in Massachusetts have little appetite for foreclosed properties, especially outside of Boston.

June

2015

2-5. Foreclosure activity slow to resume

Bank processing continues to lag in wake of legal challenges

BOSTON, Feb 27, 2012 --- Despite predictions that foreclosure activities would increase once lenders put various legal challenges behind them, foreclosure distress has declined since a year ago and remains at less than half of what it was during its peak in 2010.

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Monthly dips are blips; amount of distress, job recovery are keys to rebound

Chelsea, Lawrence, Lowell, New Bedford see declines

Distress down year over year but petitions up 67 percent since May

Bank processing continues to lag in wake of legal challenges